Seven moderately calm years later Mantel's intelligence and ferocious will propel her into the world and London (she planned to study law), and she met the man who would become her life partner.
When the sea is moderately calm, and slightly marked with spherical ripples, and this gnomon-like fin stands up and casts shadows upon the wrinkled surface, it may well be supposed that the watery circle surrounding it somewhat resembles a dial, with its style and wavy hour-lines graved on it.
Beethoven's "Funeral March" sonata begins with a calm, moderately flowing melody that gives rise to a set of variations — but even the statement of that melody nearly jolted me from my seat.
Living patterns and activity included questions about how the cat was kept (indoors, outdoors, both), general activity (calm, moderately active, very active), physical activity (h/d), and presence of other cats in the household (yes/no, numbers).
Out of all cats in the study, a higher proportion was considered to be calm or moderately active compared to those considered very active by their owners.
After hanging up, deputies spoke with Hardwick, who they describe as "talkative but calm" and smelling moderately of alcohol, according to the report.
Treasury Prices Up By The Associated Press Bond prices rose moderately yesterday as oil prices subsided, calming fears of higher inflation somewhat.
The CBI said internet sales grew only moderately on a year ago, bringing a sense of calm after a bonanza of sales in November.
calm, not quiet but easy to calm, not easy to calm, moderately agitated, or restless, angry, excited, or disoriented.
Moderately high serotonin levels result in more positive moods and a calm yet focused mental outlook.
ALTHOUGH less of a bargain, dinner is also moderately priced, considering the more interesting dishes it features in a calmer setting.
